Peppercorns stuck in the throat can use coughing, vomiting and other methods to promote the discharge; if you can not deal with their own then it is recommended to go to the hospital to deal with, you can use tweezers and other tools or in the electronic laryngoscope to remove.
Peppercorns are hemispherical, hollow inside, in the diet is easily adsorbed in the oral esophagus and other mucosal surfaces, the formation of a negative pressure structure, not easy to remove, if the way is not appropriate, it is easy to lead to peppercorns slide down into the airway or damage to the mucosal surfaces.
Generally when the pepper stuck in the throat, you can use coughing, vomiting and other methods to promote the discharge. If you can’t do it by yourself, we recommend going to the hospital, where you can use tweezers and other tools to remove it. If necessary, it is necessary to perform electronic laryngoscopy to find the foreign body under the electronic laryngoscope and remove it.